Usage of "dos" | TermGallery

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The federal department in the United States that sets and maintains foreign policies.

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Group of closely-related PC-compatible operating systems.

Usage of dos in English

Have a look at Teyonah Parris's top 10 social media natural dos. 
 Ebony 

MPLA spokesman Norberto dos Santos said UNITA's legal battle was without merit. 
 Reuters 

We'll also see very loose up-dos, which come off as quite romantic. 
 Ebony 

How many Caesars I've been, right here, on the Rua dos Douradores. 
 The book of disquiet 

So here you go: the dos and don'ts of dating single moms. 
 Ebony 

Here are eight dos and don'ts to help you on your hunt. 
 Ebony 

What are the dos and don'ts when it comes to cleaning medals? 
 Radio NZ 

The biggest of to-dos, which is not at all what I wanted. 
 Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin... 

Authorities in Angola froze dos Santos' assets there in late December. 
 Reuters 

Want to know more dos and don'ts of crime scene investigation? 
 Wired 

You're Everywhere to Me The first thing a to-do list needs is to-dos. 
 Wired 

Finance Minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos said there would be no further talks. 
 Reuters 

I saw at least four gals at the Oscars with them tower 'dos. 
 The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery 

But the technology and the dos and don'ts around publishing are relatively new. 
 News.com.au 

The ageing Mexican wonder-makeweight Giovani dos Santos could be going the other way. 
 The Guardian 

But what are the dos and don'ts of good digital storytelling? 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of dos in English